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HSIN-I LIN, "Hybrid 3", from "Goddess" series, 2004, digital c-print ----GALLERY ARTISTS IN MUSEUM EXHIBITIONS---- LIN HSIN I (b. 1974 Taiwan) will participate in: "Spectre of Freedom" at Taiwan Pavillion 51st Venice Biennial, Italy June 12 - November 6, 2005 LIN HSIN I (b. 1974 Taiwan) will participate in: "Spellbound Aura: Contemporary Chinese Photography" MOCA Taipei February 14 - May 2, 2005 http://www.mocataipei.org.tw/ DARIUS ZIURA (b. 1968 Lithuania) will participate in: "INSTANT EUROPE": Photography and Video from the New Europe Curated by Francesco Bonami and Sarah Cosulich Canarutto December 12, 2004 - May 1, 2005 http://www.villamanincontemporanea.it/html/eng/exhib.htm EMIL MEMON (b.1957 Slovenia) will participate in: "The Death Show" Newspace Gallery, Manchester CT March 10 - April 7, 2005 curated by Pawel Wosjtasik & Susan Classen-Sullivan LEV MANOVICH "Mission to Earth" solo exhibition Chelsea Art Museum, New York January 8 - January 26, 2005 http://chelseaartmuseum.org/projectroom/2005/manovich/ MARINA GRZINIC will participate in: Slovenian Video art from 60's to present at Gallery A+A, Venice (Italy) GEORGE CORCHIA (b. 1969 Queens, New York) will participate in: "Subway Series: The New York Mets and our National Pastime", Queens Museum of Art, New York July 18 - October 24, 2004 http://www.queensmuseum.org/exhibitions/subway.htm HSIN-I LIN (b. 1974 Taiwan) will participate in: "The Era of Contention: Contemporary Taiwanese Visual Culture", Johnson Museum of Art ,Cornell University, New York (in conjunction with Taipie Fine Arts Museum) April 3 - August 15, 2004 http://www.museum.cornell.edu WENDA GU (b. 1957 Shanghai, China) will participate in: "Open House: Working in Brooklyn" Brooklyn Museum of Art , New York April 17 - August 15, 2004 http://www.brooklynmuseum.org |
WENDA GU, "united 7561 kilometers", 2003, hair, glue & rope from the series "united nations" WENDA GU will participate in BROOKLYN MUSEUM OF ART exhibition, "Open House: Working in Brooklyn" april 17 - august 15, 2004 http://www.brooklynmuseum.org The 60 ft. high installation made of human hair is located in the stairwell connecting the 5th thru lobby floors as part of the "Open House: Working in Brooklyn" exhibition. Entitled: "united nations - 7561", made of human hair woven into pseudo scripts, part legible characters letters in english, hebrew, arabic, hindi & chinese...it is 48"x48"x60ft high. As part of his ongoing series “united nations” monuments, site-specific installations, the artist Wenda Gu, weaves pseudo scripts comprised of human hair panels into a tower of light inhabiting the stairwell of the Brooklyn Museum’s landmark exhibition “Open House: Working in Brooklyn”. Along with Shirin Neshat, Wenda Gu is one of today’s most important artists of the eastern diaspora, confronting issues of identity, globalization and meaning of cultural legacies, in an ever shifting topography of politics and territories. His work is utopian in nature and in its sublime lightness, offers us a contemplative solution to the world’s ills. Works by Wenda Gu are available thru the gallery. CONTACT: by email: cristinewang@cs.com mobile:(917) 915-3079
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LINNEA GABRIELLA SPRANSY, installation view ---LAST EXHIBITION--- LINNEA SPRANSY: “Near Recognition—Chaos & other theories” June 4 - July 31, 2004 Cristine Wang Gallery is pleased to present the first solo exhibition in New York of recent Yale MFA graduate, Linnea Spransy. Comprised of ink drawings on mylar and paper (in gem-like colors such as ruby, tourmaline, and acquamarine), as well as paintings (in muted color palette of deep corals, beige of sands, sea green, and azure blue of the sky), the works are characterized by a meticulous & extremely time-consuming process, resulting in intricate and fantastic visual experiences. Her hand moves on paper, mylar or prepared painting surfaces with incredible patience, discipline, and care--following rules and parameters she imposes on herself, based upon her interest in the mystical, vertigo worlds of quantum, chaos and time theory. In these pulsations of thousands and thousands of carefully drawn lines, she defies (with an almost monastic spirituality and incredible disregard for time) the modern world of instant gratification. In fact, her methodological process follows along Sol Lewitt in his famous “wall drawings”, in that each drawing on mylar is based upon arbitrary rules the artist sets up for herself, and in so doing, the work is an open-ended work of art, without beginning or end, without scale, an enigmatic fusion of hard science and mystical knowledge of the universe. Highly conceptual in nature, her work simultaneously and anachronistically references the colorations and motifs of Ming and Southern Song dynasty porcelains of Chinese imperial times. The color glazes of Celadon and Longquan ceramics come to mind, as do the motifs of the dragon and wave patterns. The flowing lines and twists and turns and curling in an out, coiling bring to mind a notion of chi and the power of motion through the wind through time and space. This is especially true for her monumental painting “Plumed Stalactite”. Linnea Spransy is a graduate of the Yale MFA program, and has already had 3 solo exhibitions, including one in Kunming, China. For further information please contact the gallery. Tel.: +1 917.915.3079 Cristine Wang Gallery exhibits works of contemporary asian art alongside international contemporary art in order to juxtapose the varying social, economic and political situations that manifest themselves through the works. ---------------------------------------------------- Artists Represented: George Corchia Douglas Davis Paul Garrin Marina Grzinic Hsin-I Lin Emil Memon Scott Owsley Linnea Gabriella Spransy Darius Ziura Works Available By: Zhao Bandi Joseph Beuys Mike Bidlo John Cage Peter Fend Fluxus Wenda Gu Noritoshi Hirakawa Nam June Paik Tony Oursler Zhou Tiehai |
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EMIL MEMON, VIDEO STILL FROM "BABIES", 2003 COLLECTION OF JOE BAIO, NEW YORK; FRED DUNBAR, NEW YORK. |
GEORGE CORCHIA, "SEIBU DOME", C-PRINT, 50X60 INCHES, EDITION OF 10 COLLECTION OF FRANCIS J. GREENBURGER, NEW YORK. |
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KELLI NEWTON, "CLIFFS OF MOHER", 2004, DIGITAL C-PRINT |
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